HC Deb 23 December 1929 vol 233 cc1951-2W
Mr. KINLEY

asked the Secretary of State for Scotland the total amount of capital borrowed by local education authorities, Scotland, and outstanding in each of the years 1914 to the last finan-

Year ended Loans raised during the year. Loan liabilities at the end of the year. Interest on Sanctioned Loans paid during the year. Repayment of Loans.
£ £ £ £
15th May, 1915 … … 284,449 6,731,864 233,065 328,668
15th May, 1916 … … 136,846 6,663,248 230,434 329,951
15th May, 1917 … … 52,016 6,395,270 230,947 323,299
15th May, 1918 … … 28,563 5,975,143 222,063 315,712
15th May, 1919 … … 8,537 5,679,331 216,783 303,213
15th May, 1920 … … 75,196 5,454,336 215,619 303,454
15th May, 1921 … … 228,975 5,384,503 207,465 298,803
15th May, 1922 … … 556,730 5,627,518 221,323 313,715
15th May, 1923 … … 185,740 5,481,047 237,947 332,211
15th May, 1924 … … 131,001 5,284,681 230,181 327,366
15th May, 1925 … … 298,857 5,254,721 222,483 328,834
15th May, 1926 … … 589,569 5,514,017 226,724 331,706
15th May, 1927 … … 524,786 5,691,515 241,787 345,856
15th May, 1928 … … 817,745 6,157,058 260,339 352,202
15th May, 1929 … … 596,682* (not yet available). 275,801* 368,941*
* These figures are subject to adjustment on audit.

cial year, inclusive, together with the interest and sinking fund amounts, and the proportions contributed by the local rates and the Board of Education, respectively?

Mr. W. ADAMSON

Each Scottish education authority receives annually a general grant under the Education Authorities (Scotland) Grant Regulations in aid of the total expenditure falling to be met from the education fund of the area. It is, therefore, not possible to show the proportions in which expenditure under particular heads is met from local rates and Exchequer grants respectively. The remaining information asked for is shown in the following statement:—